diskJokke ‎– Staying In

The battling piano lines (on "Folk I Farta") that start up diskJokke's album _Staying In_ soon give way to a disco beat and a high-pitched whistling melody. The horn stabs on the title track break up an otherwise spacey disco blippery. "I Was to Go to Marrocco and I Don't See You" goes slightly darker and dirtier, but with the same rhythmic pound, while "Flott Flyt" grounds things with a solid bass. Sure, diskJokke seems to favor tinkling melodies over the majority of the album, but it doesn't get overly monotonous. Instead, you get a steady stream of awesome space disco, and that's never a bad thing.